竹子

竹子 zhúzi

竹子 zhúzi Meaning

Learn the Pinyin Pronunciation and 4 English Translations of the word 竹子 zhúzi .

Pīnyīn Pronunciation
zhúzi | zhu2 zi5
English translation
bamboo
CL:[kē], Zhī [zhī], gēn [gēn]

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Traditional form

竹子 zhúzi

Part of speech

Noun / 名词 míng cí Míngcí
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Etymology of 竹子 zhúzi

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zhú

Type

pictographic

Explanation

Pictograph of bamboo stalks.

Positional decomposition

⿰??

Number of Strokes

6

Type

pictographic

Explanation

Pictograph of a small child with its two arms outstretched.

Positional decomposition

了一

Number of Strokes

3

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Example sentences using 竹子 zhúzi

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竹子 zhúzi 突然 tūrán 弹回 tán huí zài de 脸上.

The bamboo whipped back and hit me in the face.

竹子 zhúzi hěn qīng ,因为 yīnwèi 中间 zhōngjiān shì kōng de .

Bamboo is light because it is hollow.

可惜 kěxī de shì 竹子 zhúzi 开花 kāi huā Hòu 便 biàn huì 枯死

Sadly, bamboo plants die after flowering.

竹子 zhúzi Decomposition

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竹子 zhúzi Compounds

See all 465 Chinese words that contain the characters that make up the word 竹子 zhúzi in their composition.

  • zhú
    • guǎn
      • , zhā ,
      • ,
    • Zhù
    • jiàn
    • láng
    • shì
      • shì , shì ,
    • zhù
      • zhù
    • sǔn
      • xún
    • jié
      • , jié , zhì , , ,
    • luó
      • luo
    • děng , , suàn , xiào , jiǎn , xiāng , qiān , bèn , , lán , piān , chóu , lóng , tǒng , jīn , péng , , , 簿, huáng , xiāo , 竿 gān , shāi , , gōu , , zhēng , cuàn , , kuāng , kuài , , , , zhú , , lǒu , , sǔn , lài , miè , , zhēn , jiān , luó , shēng , kuì , yán , zān , chī
    • , xiǎo , tiáo , , qìng , xiǎo , , chóu , , qián , , , , , shāo , gāo , zhào , yuè , , jiā , , ruò , , kòu , chí , máng , , qǐn , yuán , gāng , , jiǎn , , , , líng , , , gǒu , fán , fàn , , qióng , biān , guì , yīn , xiǎn , qióng , guā , xiáo
    • quán , , háng , dāng , yún , , guǎn , suàn , zuó , tíng , gān , yún , lái , , chí , shà , , jùn , , , kōng , , qiè , tuò , dān , xuān , biān , shuò , huáng , mèi , zhuàn , hóu , táng , , fěi , ruò , zhēng , qiàn , , , zhuó , chú , chí , lóng , Jiān , , huì , , yān , zhuàn
    • dōu , , , kòu , zào , , , duàn , zhù , dàng , diàn , , jiāo , dēng , sǔn , , pái , , zhòu , , , zhuàn , zhòu , fān , yíng , lán , , zuǎn , shāi , yíng , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
    • , , , , , , 笿, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , gàng , , 筿, , , , , , , , jiān , , zhēng , , , , , , , , , , , ,
    • , , , , , , , , , 箿, , fàn , , , , qiè , , , , , , yún , , , , , , shāi , , , , , , , , , 篿, , , , , , , , , , , , ,
    • , , , , , dān , jiǎn , , kuì , , , xiāo , , , , , , , , , , yán , dāng , , , qiān , lián , , lán , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , lài , lóng ,
    • , qiān , , , , , , , ,
    • hǎo
      • nāo , hào
    • xiǎng
      • dūn
        • dūn , duì , tūn , dūn , duì , dūn , duì , , , , , , , , dùn , , , , ,
      • guō
      • shú
      • chún , chún , chún , zhūn , guǒ , dūn , duǒ , tūn , guō , tūn , rún , , chún , , , , , , , , zhūn , , , chún
    • yóu
    • zhuǎn
      • càn
        • chán , chán , zhàn , chǎn , ,
    • zǎi , , , jiǎn , mǎn , qióng , , , xué , , , , , , , , , yàn , , ,
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